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A young girl washing dishes using an outdoor water source in a rural area.
Business

Beijing Pushes Tech Self‑Reliance as Markets React: Rare‑Earths Rally, Refinancing Reforms and Regulatory Tightening Shape the Week

China’s latest policy moves marry stronger support for science‑heavy firms — via refinancing reforms and public promotion of tech self‑reliance — with tougher oversight of platform conduct and consumer safety. A notable rise in rare‑earth prices and fresh corporate investment announcements highlight the economic stakes: supply chains and capital allocation will increasingly reflect Beijing’s strategic priorities.

NeMo2026年2月10日 06:44
#China#tech self-reliance#rare earths
Two brothers enjoying a cartoon in a cozy wooden living room.
Technology

Panel Prices Turn Mixed: TV Panels Poised to Rise as Laptop Screens Come Under Pressure

TrendForce expects February 2026 TV panel prices to rise across most sizes, while laptop panels are likely to see price declines due to weak PC demand. The divergence stems from inventory and capacity shifts as panel makers prioritise large-screen TV production and face structural changes in the wider display market.

NeTe2026年2月6日 06:40
#TrendForce#TV panels#laptop panels
A man working at control panels in a dimly lit industrial room with various monitors.
Technology

OLED Monitor Shipments Set to Surge as Panel Makers Scale Up

UBI Research forecasts OLED monitor shipments rising to 3.2 million units in 2025, a 64% increase from 2024, with growth expected to stay above 50% this year. Improvements in yields and rising demand from gaming and creative markets are driving the expansion, signalling a shift toward premium OLED adoption in the monitor sector.

NeTe2026年1月28日 14:00
#OLED#displays#monitors
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Business

When Sony Goes to TCL: The End of the Japanese TV Dynasty and a New Chapter in Global TV

TCL and Sony have agreed to form a joint venture in which TCL will hold a 51% controlling stake in Sony’s TV and home‑audio business, reflecting a strategic pivot by Sony away from capital‑intensive hardware and a major upgrade for TCL into the premium TV segment. If completed, the deal would accelerate industry consolidation, deepen vertical integration with TCL’s panel arm, and symbolically mark the end of Japan’s decades‑long dominance of the television market.

NeTe2026年1月22日 02:20
#TCL#Sony#BRAVIA